Netgear ReadyNAS RN104

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Builtin antivirus, Cloud based replication, access, drop folder

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Looong volume rebuild times, Some features not carried into new OS or require Genie Marketplace signup

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Last revision on July 3, 2016

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Builtin antivirus, Cloud based replication, access, drop folder

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Looong volume rebuild times, Some features not carried into new OS or require Genie Marketplace signup

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You'll also find a LCD display on the front of the RN104, which displays relevant information including the device's IP address, any errors and the status of current jobs, such as creating RAID arrays.The RN104 has three USB ports; two of these are USB3,...

By Expert Reviews on August 13, 2014

Looking to store all of your media, files and backups in one accessible place? A network attached storage (NAS) drive is a great option. But what will suit your needs?ADAM TURNER and ANTHONY CARUANA take a look. Linked to cloud storage Single drive;...

By Macworld Australia on May 08, 2014

Netgear got into the desktop NAS (Network Attached Storage) business early on, and remains one of the major players in this market. Today we look at their new ReadyNAS RN104, a four drive, 4TB system. But this time, the focus is not on the hardware as...

By channelpronetwork.com on May 26, 2015

In March, NETGEAR announced its all-new ReadyNAS family, comprised of 100, 300 and 500 series models. The ReadyNAS 100 has two and four-bay versions, both powered by 1.2 GHz Marvell Armada 370 SoCs. This review covers the performance aspects of the...

By SmallNetBuilder on May 21, 2013